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The day job is marketing. After the kids are asleep, the house is quiet and the coffee is a bad idea, I run AI experiments: local agents, an app to pull people off the feed, a scary book with my daughter and an app that pays my kids for chores, as long as the AI signs off.
None of this is for sale. It's where I figure out what to sell next.
A gamified app that helps people put the phone down and get their human qualities back. I'm building it as cheaply as I can, with AI, and writing down every step.
An always-on agent framework on a home desktop that I control over Telegram from a tablet. The goal is a Jarvis the whole family can talk to.
An org chart where every employee is an agent. Paperclip runs the company structure, budgets and tickets, and Hermes agents do the work.
I run a multi-business portfolio out of Claude: projects, skills, connectors, scheduled tasks and memory. It's the same setup I teach.
A family of seven means the harshest product reviews come from the kids, and these two builds are theirs.
A spooky book I'm writing with my daughter. She runs character development and catches every detail I get wrong, which is most of them.
A chore app that lives in the chat apps kids already use. They snap a before and after photo, the AI checks the work and flags anything odd to a parent, and approved chores pay out to a kid debit card.